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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

xurf fatk.
j. W. Guest pays 81 Go Ior the privileges
ef sscoElfI call On Anrphy.
over flar handged horses are stabbed At
NashiElgton PARK. Chicago.
The euburbsa ~ 1883 will be enriched By
o. additional 81, 50o casa or plsIs.
The ST. Louis meeting Was q great sue.
eess the weather bsfag perfect and the
sport % the hig1est order.
can4vsn. the irish steeplechase Jockey,
noN ritss lor Ed C0rrigzn. having givcn up
AIS engagements with ~ .. Daily.
The now popular Suburban handicap,
naaisd tsr the great Engiish race. the
City aud 5aburoan Vas Instituted in iSS4
Another gsnglns surprise has been
afLsi to the list Of 1887 BY the victory Of
Kurus ia the Suburban or Saturday last
Tie largest gathering ever present on a
race track in this country. was on the
ssrclar Long Island course Suburban
Issac Murphy, Baldwin's famous iocksv.
recenflF purchased a handsome $40 600 res
idencs IN Lexington, Ny. Isaac has ridden
ths American Derby winner every time
yet, oat IL may De three times and out ia
his case.
The PROBABLE entries for the 2:25 i've thou
sa1J 1Dli&r nc OF ne july meEln[ a.
Cleveland are a. follows Protection.
owned BY w. b. Fasig. Mamorinetts
owned by J. B. Perkins. Domestic. Maggie
-. Big Frank Edwin g.. Cofnpesr, Green-
lander. Ben starr aad Lady Barefoot
]. b. Perkins. OF Cleveland. hzs sold to
John Haade1. OF Bethlehem. Pa, the bay
mare Asmbunetfe. 2.2fi. By Hamorino
Gin. dam s.ssiy Alice 81 Mamorins Charts
ter. The consideration IS not known, the
sale being made on private terms Mr..
Perkins also bought Of Dave drckle a 4
ysaE old nliy By Nagvss. cut Of Lucy King
by Blns Bull. price 1000.
Now that tha Suburban OF f1s87 has been
disposed % t1rfsnsn turn Their attention 10
the zrsasess 81 az Western ssants. viz. the
Ausericsn Deroy. v hicb vii be contested
e. Washington PARK, Chicago. Oh Saturday.
june 25. Already many of the nota5le en-
tras3 are az the held % action. undergoing
tbss h1al preparations. among whom arr
tuits. Cary Mcntr0se. White Nose. Terra
Gotta and Lioretto which hslf dozen will
hnlsh hrst and second. uGisss sgrprise
swai,s Qs as has been the case IN most OF
the prom nsnt events 0f The srason. Prep
arstions are oeirg made for the accosnno-
d4tion 0i The crowds expected a. this most
popular nesting. yhish. given favorabls
weather. oiis aa.r % e-iiose al former
gatherings. Messrs. Brewster and Con
nelly. the secretary and superintendent.
are daily to be- seen fitting from pillar 10
post add from posi- 70 pesi10ck. assiS sfc.x By
their fsretight aud sense OF uefTfod IN far.
fherinr Tie GOOD work
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

Iadls the use OF Mafsne eonsiea's Nut on and
Mix Weed. II cleanses The pores end keeps The
skin ane and IA bcsuflfsing 10 its ers-ct --Dh. r.
g. PYRUm 205 T. s6th street, New Yorz.
The Nut OIL 4 a natural iubricsag fof the skin
eofening and keeping u youthful --Dk- 0ALE.
Saratoga SPRING., n. Y.
Il fnd Madame Sonaieas preparations fpr toe
KIN uosf excellent DIR. Morxr. So Lexington
avenue New York.
ENDORSED BY The Profession.-.f have ankiyzed
Madame Sonsles's Toilet Goods. They contain
rofhing that VIII injurc the skin. .key vii nsks
the complexion fne." ."-R. v. DH CrNfos, Chem
ist Chicago.
send aamp for circular. Arenu wanted IN
every town and city IA THIS county. For sale ~
T. H WILSON.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26
TO PREVENT wKIsKLts. The Belle o.
| Baltimore. What she s.ses 10 b<suufy ana pfe-
serve the con piezs-n.

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

MoN>> OF the good things Of this
life are sorrowfuily lct
alone On account Of DysFepsis- AekeT's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold On .
positive guarantee al IS and 30 ccnts, By
+. r. Wilson and W. Z White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26
WousNNAss q .s.s ss.s.of c<a.

erred every yesr by Acker's eeIsh-x.>d
Eaglish Remedy. Il iss gus-xrtss p-tp-
srstion II Il dos not kelp you Il vf1i cz5sz
Tou notkine- Try il. A sEBxis 6oss VII
show is good eject. Trial bottles . g.
= r wilson s0s y. z wkite.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

All Cowsis has captured the CUP offered
"a tas ha.f-mile rsce by the Cincinnati
Athletic Club
JaEe Schasfer, Of s.. Is1fs'- las chaf.
ieDged Maurice paly % N Of ctlsh-
ioned caroms ron s1.oo0 10 5000.
The Council Bluffs rowing association has
received Its new four-oared saells and ona
iour-osrec gig. Besides four pieasure boafS
the club las some ten or tTeiye boats nov
N the club honse.
The Lafayette Ind Gun club are max
lng ercat prepsrati0ns fer their fo1rna.
1nsnL tie ttn. 5th and eth Of July. and al
reedy 1AFa i1e issuance Of the attendance
o. number Of crack s1ots. a. a rscsns
eiecfion the following officers were eicrtes
isr ihs ensuing yeer. Pres idsnS W r.
Wells, tice- President. Dr. r. Al. smith.
Secrsfarr. y. \. Risirr. Assistant Secretary.
William cimpsou. Treasurer, II. E. Sears.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26
FURNITURE To ORDER,

Anything or everything ~ the
lire Of special furr5ture, s<ssi6e
nnish OF house, ofsic< or Store.
wood rnsutels. s81 contrsct
wo~kof any kind rnsds 90 oraef
cn sbort notice sr5 - the best
rr1sn7er CIT Of fnorouffify dries
iurnbcr 81 sry hind. Designs fof-
rishcd wf1en desired.
Wolverine Char FACTORY.
w. <. Pesrl-s<, bridge
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26
We v0OSON

b warranted, is because II is the best
Blood Preparation known. It will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases. purifes tie
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution Remember, we guarantee it
+. r. Wilson and W. f. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26
SuoIes

ooN nc that are fretful. peevish.
ASOsoSSo cross. or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
stomach Disorders, can BE relieved
At once by using Acker's Baby soother.
Il contains no Opium or Morphine.
renee Is safe. Price % cents. Sold by
J z. Wilson and W. z White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26
SPORTSMEA'S HASH
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pss eelt 81 "a pslrse saiE1as fsr lhs sam-
alar laeeEaz ol - Delnslt Drszins Cha
t.ii az sss Iaas - sn.i ibs rssslt = slnsaly
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lsst psgmsnt al se SER sssak - gae
x15 elszs 9aiT i've baFs Seei4Esz eat. ~
ta9E - Ease srll .sis IA snirfF-rse. This
- ans ~ 80 pulses sh.sn ths ASSOCIATION
h.ss ana1glnesf they Ill cat "A lzo. se.az
- saeh dlslslon tAs fall lassaaf Il ths
oriNaal parse. Ia la 2is el4sz ths
erzinal list c4lisd fsr Esarfssn, only three
have lal-en oaG OF Iins - that We have
ssfsn ieft "a. Ths 4z1 class lad tsentg
tkS saulez if n04 Las srgsasesa- fhe ires-
ior a. Sotrsn hss Suffered ths nost. Fst Il
sall hss lsll "a Bells =. 2l5s. Arab. zl7i;
Charts Hilton. 2:lIt. and sDo1oFd. 1ias
Ia the - pacing class enly six have
hilsa - eosas - tims. leaving al sssn
seors IA - ashE he baEtls. The original
sntEy sisl N ire z22 class sooss.i up 70 a.
szsn dozsn. only tso have failed - rsspond
- ths second call We are informed that
he . 30 for speslals wil De dsustsd v =
pazse fof Harry Wilkes aBd Oliver X. or
hsFFY Wilkes against time also foE John
stons 2osi, % pace for a special purse. The
AS class secured eighteen easFiss. u whica
thiFsesn remain. la tas 10 elass sourtssn
have qaif the game. bar eighteen rsmsin ~
MAKE great contest. Every subscriber 20
tLe free s0r AL pacing class. las made good
tbs second payment. ard is promises % DC
ons Of ne sensations OF he nleeflnz Tbs
snter9d h0rses are. Toledo Girl. Little
Hack. Flsra sells. Gossip, Jr.. Miks Wilkes.
NARROW and Jssest Al the original en-
fflss IA tho Ets tro ting cisss also remain
thsy kFs. Joe Davis. Prince Arthur, Arab.
Charlie Hilton. y aud 5pofford- fhe
siao nay Justly claim the ut.e Of tbs Blue
&i5bou loE their neetinE
National Republican., 1887-03-03
A Denial.

Secretary WhItney's attention being
called by press representative to the
editorial in the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
entitled "Government or Private Yards,n
declared that the statements therein pur-
porting to outline the intentions of the
department with reference to the various
yards TO be untrue. The paragraphs In
which the incorrect statements of fact are
said TO occur are as follows:
On the last day of September, 1886, the Wash.
ington navy yard was closed, abandoned as
navy yard, and ordered to be transformed into
gun foundry.
II is intended to have all vessels for the
navy built by contract In private ship
yards, and to be completed and receive
their outfit at New York, Norfolk, Va, and
Mare Island, CAL All repairs will be made at
the New York yard. The Norfolk yard win be
used for furniture making and boat building.
The Boston yard is 10 be an equipment estab-
lishment. Mare Island navy yard viii serve
as depot for condemned ships, All the rest
of the United States navy yards are TO be
closed.
We give the Secretary OF the Navy the
opportunity Of making this denial as we
have no desire and would not permit any
intentional misrepresentation Of his depart.
National Republican., 1887-03-03
PERSONALITIES.

REV. JNo, p. NEWMAN has gone TO New York.
Hon. WILLIAM LAWRENCE, of Ohio, is at the
Ebbilt.
G. G. FRELNGHUYsEN. of Newark, N. j., is a
Wormley's.
MR.. GEORGE M. PULLMAN, of Chicago. is at
the Arlington
Mr.. ED. CoRRIGAE, the well known turf
man, is in the city
sESAToRELECT VA. B. BATE, OF Nashville,
Tenn, is at the Arlington.
SENATOR SHERMAN will take a southern trip
aiter the adjournment OF Congress.
MRS. SENATOR sABIN will not be at home on
Thursday 90, but will hold her last informal
reception Tor the season on Thursday, the 10TH
Mr.. G. II. LARRABEE, of the northwest Indian
commission, arrived here yesterday morning
from the Blackfeet Indian agency, in northern
Montana.
Mr.. MILLER, commissioner of internal
revenue, has sufficiently recovered from his
recent Illness to be able to resume his duties
at the Treasury Department.
J.B. sEyBERT, of Philadelphia A. NJ, Can.
non and Paul r. Mohr, of Spokane Falls, w. Il.
Henry 4. Rogers, OF Denver, Col; and Ernest
Webb, of New York, are at the Riggs House.
JOHN b. ROBINSON. former lieutenant gov
ernor Of Canada. is on his way TO this city. II
is reported that Mr.. Robinson will be appointed
resident Canadian commissioner at this city
". /. BANCROFT OF Port Huron, Mich, Is
named as the successor OF Commissioner OF
Patents Montgomery. Mr.. Bancroft was
nominated for collector of Port Huron and
was rejected by the Senate,
National Republican., 1887-03-03

Mrs. CLEVELAND has shown her appre-
citation of talent and true worth by heading
number OF ladies and gentlemen promi-
nent in official and musical circles Of the
capital, among whom are Mrs. Secretary
Whitney, Mrs. NJ. II. Waite, Mrs. Augusta
Dolph, Mrs. Leland Stanford, Mrs. A. L.
Dawes, Mrs. John p. Jones, and Mr.. WV.
Corcoran, in rendering q complimentary
testimonial to Miss Carrie V. Kidwell,
WGshington's fayorite singer, who Is con-
stantly reaping well deserved laurels In the
musical world. The testimonial will take
place at the Congregational Church on the
evening Of the sth instant. The NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN joins in wishing Miss Kidwell
an ovation such as few musical favorltes
receive, and which she richly deserves.
National Republican., 1887-03-03
uComc, gentle spring,
'IEthereal mildness, come.n

Grim visaged winter has
evidently spent his force,
and spring appears-like
the mast-heads of an ap-
preaching ship = slowly but
surely rising above the
horizon. 1t is high time
then to think of Spring at
tire, and in this connection
we might state that there
is no branch of industry
that has made moro rapid
strides toward perfec-
ton within the past few
years than that of fine
ready-made clothing for
men and boys, judging
from the kinds and styles
we have produced for the
coming season. Perfection
of fit has been for years our
objective point-the desid-
eratum of our thoughts
and we fatter ourselves we
have now reached it. We
have within the last few
davs received several styles
~ Prince Albert Frock
5 uits. When we say
"Styles" we mean of course
| styles of material = the
"Style" or shape of a Prince
| Albert is always nearly the
same. These suits come in
CorkscreWs, Worst q d s,
Wide vale Diagonals. and
fancy Cassimeres, and for
| elegance of material, per-
fection of fit, excellence of
workmanship, and superb
finish compare most favor
ably with the finest custom
made clothing it is possible
| to produce.
Here then is an oporCuu-
ity for gentlemen to dress
elegantly-aye, even luxuri-
ously and certainly eco
nomically, for our prices
for these perfect garments
are at least 33 per cent.
lower than they can be
made for by any bona fide
merchant tailor in Amer
lea.
Business suits for early
spring wear are daily COM
ing in. The same combina.
tion of tone and style and
fit and finish and low
prices is to be found in the
suits we have prepared for
business or street wear. In
fact it is our pride and boast
that no garment is ever al.
lowed to leave our house,
except under protest---un.
less we are satisfied that II
will not only be satisfactory
to the wearer but credit.
able to us.
National Republican., 1887-03-03
nIuskets from France,

The Secretary Of State has received a
dispatch from Minister McLane at Paris in
regard to the admission into this country
Of fifty chassepot muskets and accoutre-
ments, which, he says, the government Of
France desires to present to the French
Mutual Aid Society. The Secretary Of State
In letter to the Treasury Department on
the subject suggests "tbat In view of the
extraordinary character Of the proposed
donation and pending the decision as to
whether foreign country has legal right
to arm military organization within the
jurisdiction Of this country the arms be
held at the custom house at New York for
the present. The collector at New York
has been instructed accordingly.
National Republican., 1887-03-03
Reputation.

The Democrats Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives have started out upon plain
system Of population. There is no higher
class of obligation resting upon the repub-
lie than the decisions of the Supreme Court
Of the United States.
That body is the representative Of the
judicial power Of the government. 1t set.
ties all questions Of right. 1t is one Of the
coordinate branches to which power is con-
fided, and equally with Congress and the
President represents the sovereignty OF the
people.
No judicial body In the world holds
higher rank than the Supreme Court of the
United States. 1t is the final arbiter, and
from It's decisions the constitution pro.
vides for no appeal. When the judges Of
that court have declared what Is the law,
President and Congress have alike to bow
their heads to It's decision, and to admins
ter the law as the court construes 1t to be.
For the first time, we believe, in the his
tory Of the country the Democratic House
Of Representatives has refused to obey a
mandate of the Supreme Court, directing
that certain moneys due from the govern
ment to individuals should ue paid.
Two cases have been lately decided by
the Supreme Court involving the payment
OF several million dollars, which that court
says is justly due.
The executive departments promptly did
their duty and sent the estimates for the
amounts decided due to Congress asking
for an appropriation to pay them.
fused this appropriation, and thus not only
repudiates just debts, but insults the Su.
prcme Court, nullifies the constitution, and
stultifies itself.
One Of the cases decided was in favor of
the Choctaw Indians. For fifty years the
| government has failed or refused to comply
with its treaty stipulations with that tribe.
In 1881 1t was allowed to bring suit in the
court of claims. After all these years Of
expensive litigation a judgment of the Su-
preme Court was rendered at the present
term showing over $2,S00,0 due the In.
dians and the House refuses to appropriate
the money.
Under the Thurman act the executive
departments withheld the amounts claimed
| ny tue IentTul aCllc TallrOau lot Trans
portation on its leased and unsubsldized
lines. The company sued in the court oi
claims, and in May, 1886, tine Supreme
Court decided that the government must
pay.
The Treasury Department submitted es-
Inmates of the amount involved, and the
House refuses to appropriate the money.
The Democratic member of the House
who had charge Of the bill, in his report
indirectly accuses Attorney General Gar.
land of collusion with the Central Pacia
Company to defraud the government, bu
Of course no sensible man believes that.
The Republican member OF the committe
in charge of the deficiency bill, the Hon. J
G. Cannon, Of Illinois, did all that could b.
done to save the government from disgrace
by telling the members Of the House tn,
facts, but 1t was In vain. The bill wa
passed with all its repudating features in
tact.
National Republican., 1887-03-03

ment. The public takes deep interest In
everything that pertains to the construc-
tion of new navy. Our own citizens are
most anxious that the Washington navy
yard should be utilized to It's utmost ca
paclty for the making Of guns or the build
ing Of ships, and any official information as
to the intentions Of the Secretary in this
regard will be cheerfully given to the public
through our columns.
National Republican., 1887-03-03

If our esteemed contemporary, the Eeen-
ing,Star, really wishes to become luminary
Of the first magnitude and shine as brightly
as the star Aldebaron 1t should publish our
editorial Of this morning on "Home Rule"
The Star assumes to represent the entire
District, an incident Of an accident that 1t
happens to be published at the national
capital, but that is not proof positive that
1t represents hepeople or has decided views
on any question except on what 1t calls
home rule, as communicated by our dis
tinguished friend Col. William Dickson
under "jollifying circumstances"
National Republican., 1887-03-03
JACKETS.

We want to invite you to
visit our Cloak Department
on the second floor-left-
whe re we are showing new
styles in Spring Jackets. It
is utterly impossible to
picture in cold type a neat,
tasty garment Of the class
we speak. You must see
them to appreciate what
they are. We can tell you
what they are made of, how
they are finished, and at
what prices we are selling
them:
At $500 we offer a fine
Black Stockinette Cloth
J a G re t. single breasted,
with coat back. Neat and
dressy.
At $4.9s we offer a SUI
perior quality Stockinette
Cloth Jacket, double-breast-
ed, coat back, and tailor
bound. Exceptional value.
At $4.es we offer a fash.
ionable English Walking
Jacket of all wool cloth, in
a neat check, or stripe,
double breasted and tailor
finished. This style gar
ment will be much worn
this spring.
At $5.9e we offer English
Walking Jackets in the lat
est and most elegant plaids,
with satin or silk lined
hoods, finished throughout
in the most perfect manner.
Equal. in every respect, to
custom work.
THE BON MARCHE,
National Republican., 1887-03-03

IN discussing the diplomatic and consular
bill last Saturday Senator Plumb said "Let
the men who carry the commission of the
government to represent it abroad go
backed by Its power intelligently directed
in the way Of helping to find and to make
markets for American products, and the
genius Of the mechanics and laboring men
Of this country; backed by that power,
would take possession of all the markets In
which skin properly applied is Of any ac-
count. It's that kind Of foreign service that
Great Britain has" In reply to this we
would say that Great Britain has for the
past eight years been engaged in remodel.
ing her consular service so as to conform
to our own as much as possible, and so
have all the other great powers which pos.
sess consular systems Of sufficient impor-
tance to make the reform. In a recent re-
port upon the scope and method OF con-
sular trade reports, Mr.. Bryce, Of the Brit
ish foreign office, said "Much matter of
interest to British traders is annually
published in the official reports
Of the United States. The suggestion
that extracts from these reports should be
collected and officially published here is a
good one" and again: "The practice of
I the American State Department is to re-
quire from many OF its agents abroad re-
ports at the same time upon the same
branch of industry, and in this way vol
ume Of interest to a particular trade is pro-
duced." The truth is, the agents of the
British government have requested informa-
tion from our own agents respecting our
excellent consular system, and have
promptly adopted many of the features
which 1t possesses. The fact is, the con-
sular systems of the foreign powers have
been greatly benefited by copying our own,
and we are justly proud Of having been
able to furnish them with most acceptable
model.
National Republican., 1887-03-03
FOR RENT-MLsoELLANEOUs
,THT NEW POST BUILDING.

FOR RENT-studios, oflices, and Lodge or
Society Rooms. There are yet vacant in the
New Post Building some well-lighted rooms,
suitable for Lodges and Societies.
Also, several well.lightcd rooms eligible
for Artists Studios; also two rooms fitted for
light manufacturing, with or without steam
power. Otis elevator runs day and night. Ap.
ply ut Post Counting Room.
National Republican., 1887-03-03

The Lincoln and Grant memorial bridge
bill, to cross the Potomac to Arlington,
passed the Senate yesterday. The members
OF the House of Representatives will honor
themselves by initiating the example OF the
Senate.
National Republican., 1887-03-03
THURSDAY, MARCH 8
Aunusements.

Amusemcntb,
NArIoSAL-Bernhardt
LBAuGH's-"IIoodman Blind"
KERSAS's-The Adamless Eden.
BUou-N. s. Wood.
DiME-The Ieonzo Brothers.
EST. RISK-Japanese Village.
The MANASSAS AsPANoRANA-15th st. & Ohio av.
National Republican., 1887-03-03
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDS ENrs.

Elmer - West Washington. Signature
needed to your announcement.
BURROWs--2S South street, West Washing
ton. Our delivery wagon unable to find you.
Present awaits your call at our Office.
CHASE-City, inquiries: "Can you suggest
some original name for boy?" Any number
of them. Could supply original names for an
entire county. But originality Is not the es-
sential feature desirable In name. We would
advise you TO select some sensible, euphonious
surname, and then train up that boy 30 that he
won't disgrace It.
National Republican., 1887-03-03

SENATORS and congressman can be sup
Piled with copies Of the illustrated Foreign
and Consular edition by the thousand.
Send in your list Of names.